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Field Trips

A Natural Way to Learn

Since bears and bobcats can’t enter the classroom, bring the class to Northwest Trek.

Field trips bring your learning to life, and let students explore their natural world!

Field Trip Rates & Requirements

Cost

  • Cost per student/chaperone: $12 each
  • To qualify for the school group rate, you must bring at least 15 paying students.
  • One teacher will be admitted for free for every classroom attending the field trip.

Important information

Submit our form to reserve a field trip.

One adult chaperone is required for every 5 students (pre-K-12).

The wildlife park experience is self-guided, with paths to explore around animal habitats. We highly recommend your school prepare a lesson plan and schedule for the best experience.

Fee Guidelines

Discounted rates are available for public and private schools (pre-K and up).

To receive the discounted school group field trip rate, final reservation details need to be confirmed, and full payment must be completed two weeks prior to your visit date.

Please note that all sales are final; there are no refunds for tickets.

A $5 processing fee is included with all field trip reservations.

Nature at Home

Learn science through nature, inside or outside! Nature at Home is our on-demand online curriculum for Northwest wildlife. Hands-on science, observation, wild webcams, arts & crafts, scavenger hunts and so much more to put the fun back into online school.

Cougar Sullivan
Online learning
for everyone

Online Wildlife Academy offers parents, educators and group leaders an easy way to connect kids K-12 with native Northwest wildlife. Learn exciting facts and get all your wildlife questions answered through live interaction with an educator, videos, props and more! Group programs are available at no cost on a first-come first served basis.

Learn more about Online Wildlife Academy

Looking for field trip resources?
Make the most of your trip!

Download one of these free field trip activities for your class visit!

Wildlife Investigator Walk: Best for Pre-K through 2nd grade

Adaptations Explorations: Best for 2nd through 5th grade

Ethogram Study: Best for 6th grade and above